(A) England

(B)Japan

(C)Russia

(D)Germany

(A) In April 1940, Germany captured Denmark and Norway. In May 1940, Holland and Belgium were conquered. Germany attacked France and captured it in June 1940.

(B)Italy fought against the British forces in North Africa.

(C)Mussolini attacked Greece and captured it with German support.

(D)Yugoslavia and Crete were occupied by the Japanese.

(A) Germany

(B)Poland

(C)China

(D)India

(A) General Mac Arthur

(B)General Montgomery

(C)Lord Mountbatten

(D)Lord Curzon

(A) 1918

(B)1919

(C)1913

(D)1930

(A)

In Germany, the Weimar Republic was weak. Hitler, the leader of the Nazi Party took full advantage of the weakness of the Republican Government and brought the government under his control. He started aggression. He captured Austria and Czechoslovakia. At last he attacked Poland and World War II started.

(B)

Italy felt that it was deceived in the Paris Peace Conference. Mussolini started the Fascist Party. In 1922 he captured power and became a dictator. He also followed an aggressive foreign policy.

(C)

In Spain, General Franco defeated the Republican Government and established his dictatorship. In this effort, he was assisted by the armies of Hitler and Mussolini.

(D)

China became a partner of Hitler and Mussolini by signing the Rome- Berlin -Tokyo Axis. This alliance disturbed world peace and the Second World War started.

(A) In this war, about 15 Million soldiers and 10 million civilians lost their lives.

(B)An important result of the Second World War was that it brought to an end the colonial Empire of the European countries in Asia and Africa.

(C)Multi-polar world became bi-polar world.

(D)Cold War started as an ideological war between Britain and USSR.

(A) Rhineland

(B)Austria

(C)Manchuria

(D)Czechoslovakia

(A) December 1940

(B)November 1941

(C)December 1941

(D)January 1941

(A) John F. Kennedy

(B)George W. Bush

(C)Sir Winston Churchill

(D)Abraham Lincoln